When this text has passed the last revision, let me know that I will
put it in latex in the manual.
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Den 23.01.2024 21:13, skrev Terje J. Hanssen:
Den 23.01.2024 18:35, skrev Andrea paz via Cin:
I did the following test:
NOTE: I use SAR as pixel aspect ratio i.e. SAR= Sample aspect ratio. I
use PAR as frame aspect ratio i.e. PAR= Picture aspect ratio. I use
PAR=W/H.
I took the following
On Tue, Jan 23, 2024 at 11:58 PM Phyllis Smith wrote:
>
> For inclusion in the Manual based on Andrew's work is the text below. Let me
> know if it needs changes.
> Note, that I did not find the following exception. I tested audio at 8K and
> 80K with no problem.
>>
>> ALSO, IMPORTANT! Audio
On Tue, Jan 23, 2024 at 11:58 PM Phyllis Smith wrote:
>
> For inclusion in the Manual based on Andrew's work is the text below. Let me
> know if it needs changes.
> Note, that I did not find the following exception. I tested audio at 8K and
> 80K with no problem.
Are you sure you saw no
ср, 24 янв. 2024 г., 02:30 Phyllis Smith :
> Andrew,
>
>>
>> Are you sure you saw no problem when resulting mpg?VOB was loaded back
>> into cingg? I think wrongly-sampled
>> pcm audio will just change its length .. :(
>>
> That is what I found so different from you, but maybe my cases were too
>
For inclusion in the Manual based on Andrew's work is the text below. Let
me know if it needs changes.
Note, that I did not find the following exception. I tested audio at 8K
and 80K with no problem.
> ALSO, IMPORTANT! Audio must be 48Khz or 96Khz, nothing else is
> supported, even by ffmpeg's
вт, 23 янв. 2024 г., 21:06 Phyllis Smith via Cin :
> There is a shortcut documented in the Manual, that seems to be incorrect
> and is certainly confusing shown last in Bold below.
>
> Audio
>
> Attach Trans. --- Open audio transition select for insert at edit
> boundary.
> Attach Effect. --
>
> Source_3:
> 5sec_hdv01_04.m2t.ts; 1440x1080; SAR 4:3; DAR 16:9
> Compositor: Correct display; rectangular px.
>
> Just curious here:
> Why and where did you get the extra file extension .ts?
> Sony's extension for hdv has been .m2t, when hdv was transfered via i.LINK
> (IEEE 1394) from tape to
Den 23.01.2024 22:01, skrev Phyllis Smith:
Source_3:
5sec_hdv01_04.m2t.ts; 1440x1080; SAR 4:3; DAR 16:9
Compositor: Correct display; rectangular px.
Just curious here:
Why and where did you get the extra file extension .ts?
Sony's extension for hdv has been .m2t,
> When this text has passed the last revision, let me know that I will
> put it in latex in the manual.
>
OK, thank you Andrea!
One correction already is to add the second line below that is in Bold
letters.
3) In the Create DVD window, accept the defaults or select different values
> and then
Andrew,
>
> Are you sure you saw no problem when resulting mpg?VOB was loaded back
> into cingg? I think wrongly-sampled
> pcm audio will just change its length .. :(
>
That is what I found so different from you, but maybe my cases were too
simple. I will find some different cases to test, but I
>
> Just tested BD Render with Einhander's latest CinGG built: Jan 19 2024
> 22:51:47
> The first question is if this "BD creation aspect 16:9 fixes" is included
> here or not?
>
Yes, they should be as the 16:9 fixes were checked into GIT on 18 January
so they would be included in Andrey's 19
Den 23.01.2024 18:35, skrev Andrea paz via Cin:
I did the following test:
NOTE: I use SAR as pixel aspect ratio i.e. SAR= Sample aspect ratio. I
use PAR as frame aspect ratio i.e. PAR= Picture aspect ratio. I use
PAR=W/H.
I took the following 4 videos:
Source_1:
bd.m2ts; 1440x1080; SAR 1:1;
Source_1 (and 4) I made them with "BD Render" according to Phyllis'
instructions in a previous post. Here is the result from ffprobe:
$ ffprobe -hide_banner bd.m2ts
Input #0, mpegts, from 'bd.m2ts':
Duration: 00:01:06.91, start: 0.074667, bitrate: 10242 kb/s
Program 1
Stream #0:0[0x1011]:
Den 16.01.2024 08:04, skrev Andrew Randrianasulu:
I tried to edit in place ff_options before batchrender job was created.
It seems to work but need real (on real hardware player + TV) testing ...
Just tested BD Render with Einhander's latest CinGG built: Jan 19 2024
22:51:47
The first
Den 23.01.2024 22:22, skrev Andrea paz:
Source_1 (and 4) I made them with "BD Render" according to Phyllis'
instructions in a previous post. Here is the result from ffprobe:
$ ffprobe -hide_banner bd.m2ts
Input #0, mpegts, from 'bd.m2ts':
Duration: 00:01:06.91, start: 0.074667, bitrate:
The confusion is I did NOT use video input of type DV, but rather mp4 and
mpeg. So I need to clarify the suggested procedure to stipulate it is for
creating DVDs from user video rather than DV video. I will now test on DV
video and make appropriate changes in the document.
>>> Are you sure you
Terje,
then, is the problem only the AV1.webm container/codec?
IgorBeg
Il 22/01/2024 21:43, Terje J. Hanssen via Cin wrote:
No, I loaded a single 16:9 SD-DV file or a single 1080i HDV file and
rendered them to AV1.webm
The file(s) were stored and displayed with various SAR or DAR aspect
I did the following test:
NOTE: I use SAR as pixel aspect ratio i.e. SAR= Sample aspect ratio. I
use PAR as frame aspect ratio i.e. PAR= Picture aspect ratio. I use
PAR=W/H.
I took the following 4 videos:
Source_1:
bd.m2ts; 1440x1080; SAR 1:1; DAR 4:3
Compositor: Display stretched vertically;
There is a shortcut documented in the Manual, that seems to be incorrect
and is certainly confusing shown last in Bold below.
Audio
Attach Trans. --- Open audio transition select for insert at edit
boundary.
Attach Effect. -- Open audio selection menu for insert at edit boundary.
*Render
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